The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1887-06-02

SWeetWater mills HOUR Tor sale at
John Harris. Try it,
Miss Bette Ellwood and Misses Lucy
and Nelly Lyons, of Greene county,
are visiting Mrs. G. c. Seaver.
] meet competition G. K Lide.
Mrs. Hahn passed through the city
last week returning from Knoxville to
her home at Cranberry, N. G.
A deedging-machine is wanted at
Elizabethton to search for a drowned
BOOM
Miss Mamie Bushong attended the
commencement exercises at Sullins
College at Bristol this week.
There will bea game of base ball
in Johnson City on the 18th inst, be-
tween the Highlanders and the Reds.
A mammoth stock shoes, high and
low, all grades and sizes, from 25 cts.
up to $500, at kirkpatrick & Co.
Muffle your chestnut bell long
enough to allow us to ask Elizabeth
ton, water they givin' US.
DR.. H, H. Carr has moved his INV
office to the front room over the City
Drug Store. Entrance up the COMET
stairs.
G. G. Seaver will sell you nails and
builders hardware lower than they
can be bought in town. A large stock
always on hand
We are sorry to learn Of the illness
of Captain Sewer, one Of the oldest
inhabitants Of Jonesboro and the best
known hotel man in East Tennessee.
The cambridge Banner has been
consolidated with the Morristown Pr
lot, with Mr.. Eckel, of the Banner, in
charge.
Messrs. Clark & McCrary have an
ad. in this ISSUE They are first-class
carpenters and if you are going to
build see them.
A. McHan has retired from the edi-
torial management of the Messy Greek
Visitor, having sold out his interest to
Prof. G. A. Moody and Col H. NJ. Carr.
There is one Of the largest stocks of
hats in the City at the one price
cheap cash store at
kirkpatrick 4 Co.
The johnson City Furniture Com
pany received orders from Birming-
ham, Montgomery and Bessemer, Ala,
for furniture, last week.
Henderson & Pierce is headquarters
for tinware made of any kinds of tin
from the double cross to the cheapest
one gallon bucket for 10 cents.
We have received an invitation to
attend the commencement exercises
OF Martha Washington College, at Alb
ingdon, Va, on the 18th, 18th and
18th.
The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society, of the M. E.
Church, South, will be held at that
church tomorrow evening at 3 clock.
See advertisement OF Unaka Springs
in another colume. 1t is one Of the
most pleasant summer resorts in East
Tennessee.
On the principle that fee makes
more fuss than large dog the Eliza
bethton Mountaineer barked "long
and loud" last week, as if to say 90
water-dog / am"
You will find one of the Handsom,
est lines of ladies dress goods in
cashmeres 25c up, brocades, alpacas
ginghams, white goods, hamburgs and
laces OF all styles at kirkpatrick & Co
The young ladies OF the W. G. T, U
will give a Social" at the Y. M. G. A
room next Tuesday evening. All thu
young ladies and gentlemen are ex
pected.
Capt. s. 7. Harris and j. w. Hun
ter made a business trip to Knoxville
, this week. Capt Harris mother &C
companied him home and will spenC
some time in the city.
! Mairricd.-On the 10th May, at the
residence of G. B. Campbell, OF thi
/ Mr.. NJ. A. Haney, OF N. c., and Mis-
s Kate N. Wills, of johnson City
Rev. James Scott officiating.
Q w. M. Patton has opened an ic
cream parlor in the rear of his stor
room on Railroad street and invite
the public to call. He proposes t.
make the best cream in the city.
Johnson City has more water tina,
Birmingham, Atlanta, Roanoke, Ba,
,. timore, and other large towns, to
u numerous to mention, but has not a
much as Elizabethton.
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